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on April 17, 2023

Community Compost Pile Composting St. Augustine Compost

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Plant Propagation with a Clear Plastic Bin - Making More Plants

on February 24, 2023

Garden Tips Grow Your Own Food Growing From Cuttings Making More Plants Plant Propagation

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How to Protect Plants from Frost in Florida - Our Northeast Florida Garden After the Freeze

on December 27, 2022

9a Food Forest 9a Fruit Trees Grow Your Own Food Growing Bananas growing dragon fruit Growing Papaya Growing Passionfruit How to Grow Food In a Small Garden Plant Protection from Frost

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Save Your Papaya Trees After Cold Damage

on December 25, 2022

Growing Papaya Plant Protection from Frost

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Plant Protection from Frost - Florida DIY Greenhouse & More Frost Protection Tips

on December 19, 2022

Build Your Own Greenhouse Grow Your Own Food Plant Protection from Frost

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We could not have gotten as far with our sustainable land clearing and composting, if it had not been for our power horse, our Troy-Bilt Super Tomahawk wood chipper with its 8 HP Briggs & Stratton motor. We purchased this 31+ year-old wood chipper off Craigslist for $200 about a year and a half ago, and it is still going strong. Troy-Bilt Super Tomahawk Wood Chipper

Zone 9A/9B Gardening Calendar - North East Florida Planting Schedule

Gardening in Florida is a very different experience than gardening in the rest of the country, and growing fruits and vegetables in North East Florida is a very different experience than gardening down south. It has taken us about five years to adjust to the zone 9 planting schedule, and while there are many zone 9 garden guides out there, we felt that there was a need for a simple, user friendly zone 9A/9B planting calendar.

How To Remove Palmetto Palms

If you have ever tried to remove a palmetto palm by cutting it down, you will likely have realized that removing palmettos is tricky. So, when we got ourselves a piece of land with about half an acre of these wonderful palmetto palms, also known as saw palmettos or shrub palmettos, we knew that we had a challenge on our hand.

Where To Find Free Nursery Pots and Planters

Every gardener needs something for their plants to grow in. Whether it is directly into the soil in your garden, into a garden bed, nursery pots, ceramic pots, terracotta pots, or if you get more creative, you need something for your plants to grow in. That's why we're always looking for free nursery pots and cheap planters.

Finding Free Plants on Craigslist

If you are looking to add new plants to your garden, make sure to keep an eye out for free plants in the free section on Craigslist. We have picked up free plants a few times, when someone is clearing out their garden, and in return we make sure to post items as well. This morning I spotted a post for a free estate sale on Craigslist, and it included potted plants. It was in a fancy neighborhood by the beach, where an old house was being torn down to build a new huge one. We picked up several knick knacks such as plates, vases,paintings, lamps, a coat rack, a book shelf and more, and we also brought home as many big pots and plants as our mini van could fit. Free pots and plants These pots were the big ceramic kind that are not in our teacher's budget, and there were lots of different plants too. The plants need to be re-potted and re-nourished, but we've added some new plant species to our garden, which we will make sure to create more plants from trough seeds and

How to Transplant a Banana Tree

Wondering how to transplant a banana tree? I know, it's not a tree, so wondering how to move a banana plant? Bananas are pretty easy to move, and they're pretty hardy too. The best time to transplant a banana plant is in the rain season, but I've planted and re-planted banana plants all year round, just remember to water well if it doesn't rain. Last year I planted a small ice cream banana pup in front of our home, but I was negligent in my research and didn't realize just how big it would get. I prefer moving banana trees in the rain season, but the leaves were getting too close to our power line, so it had to be moved. The roots of banana trees aren't very deep, and they will quickly re-establish, if you give them some love and water. The root ball of a 1 year old Grand Nain banana We've been preparing an area at The Land for banana babies, since we now have six different banana varieties at the house and these are beginning to give us pups. Today was th

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